Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-17
The New School Year.


MISS Anne G. Buckley has opened select school
for little boys and girls at 3O55 Stoddard street.
Attention Is called to the notice OF an expe-
Iisneed and successful teacher. Prot T. Richards,
i3ol Corcoran street, who has had marked success
In giving private instruction.
The nth year OF the McDonald-El1s school, cor
ner or Massachusetts, avenue and 18th street will
Degln on the 2sth inst This is an English and
french boarding and day school for young ladies
and little girls An admirable course OF fnstruc-
ton Is arranged and the studies of the young
teachers special herdic is employed for the use
OF pupils residing at distance from the school
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the prtn
cipal, Miss Anna Ellis.
The Georgetown University School OF Law. which
stands among the foremost professional schools In
the country, viii resume its sessions at the law
Dullding, corner OF 9Th and F streets northwest
"wednesday, october 5th, at q: 80 D. m The school
Is thoroughly equipped. having large faculty. an
extensive extensive ana Wen selected library and cornmo-
olous reading rooms The secretary Mr. s NJ
1eatman Will be at the building daily from 6 to
p. m, TO enroll students and give Information.
The select school for young lads and misses, con-
Quoted by Miss E. R Smith, pa Sd street SOUTH
east, VIII be reopened on the 26th inst.
A RECEPTION TO THE NEW sEcRErARY-A recep-
tion was given in the Y. NJ c. a. parlors last even
Ing to the new general secretary Mr. H. NJ CLARKE
who comes TO Washington from Richmond An
were made by Mr. John W. Foster, president of
the association. Rev. S. NJ. Newman d. D., Rev.
Geo. Elliott, Rev. j. G. Ames and W. NJ Norris of
The Baltimore \. N. C. A. Mr.. Clarke made ut
ting response.
CENTRAL UNION MISSION WoRK.-The report OF
she work OF the Central Union Mission for
the eleven months ended september 10 shows that
meetings were held In twenty different places
tnrO1gnout the city. The number OF services was
Lilo, attendance, 140,24S; conversions reported
AZ Inc number OF tracts distributed was IL 600
ana the NUMBER OF testaments and bibles 100 The
receipts amounted 10 S2,4s9.o9. and the dsburse-
Ments S2,4l36l- At the main hall OF the Mission
@so pennsylvania avenue, 6S2 meetings were held
Win total attendance of 1896.
The RIDING SCHoOI--The handsome building
envy, at 22d and streets. is nearing comDletion
ana promises 10 be a credit TO the clfy a nnmhar
OF residents prominent In society circles have
hlned their intention OF becoming members or the
club soon TO be formed.
The TRUSTEES SALE OF valuable property at Tho
intersection OF street and Virginia avenue south
west, facing the Agricultural Grounds advertised
10 take place on Monday, the 10Th OF September
at = o clock y. H., presents splendid opportunity
anu should command attention OF persons in
sfarch OF either. For full particulars see adyer-
tlsement.
DURING lloT WEATHER smoke White Caps new.
COL ana delicate In fiavor extra-tne Quality
AAHneS iopacco Co., New Iork.-AdCt.
al AUCTION TO CLOSE AN EsTATE.-That valuable
FiOPeFV corner 81 street and Indiana avenue
~ ~ Will De sold at auction on Monday next
Iio,e., PHI III Dy walter B. Williams q Co., auc-
uonecrs- See advertisement
.,sstsoS FOR SrCcESs--fhe large attendance at
s-e opehctran Business College is mainly attrihr
W tne general success In life OF it's gratit-
@'eS anu their devotion 10 the college